2026-03-18
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Our top story, China's top leadership has launched a new party-wide campaign aimed at reshaping how officials correctly view governance performance.
Issued by the General Office of the Communist Party of China Central Committee,
the directive called on party members to develop and practice a more people-centered understanding of what it means to deliver results.
Running from late February through July, the campaign will target leadership teams.
At its core, the initiative urges officials to respond directly to public needs and translate governance into tangible benefits for the people.
So to delve into this, joining us on the line is Dr. Yao Shuje, Changhong Professor of Economics at Chongqing University.
Thanks for joining us, Professor.
Professor, when discussing China's economic rise and development model, one term frequently comes up.
In Chinese, that is, often translated as officials' performance in governance.
On the eve of the Spring Festival, during President Xi Jinping's visit and greetings with grassroots officials in Beijing,
he stressed that we should guide party members and officials to foster and practice a correct view on performance and strive.